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GE's Immelt: More US Jobs Likely to Move Overseas Over Exim Bank Policy

GE's Immelt: More US Jobs Likely to Move Overseas Over Exim Bank Policy
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Monday, 21 September 2015 08:55 AM EDT

General Electric Co. Chairman Jeff Immelt said more jobs are likely to move overseas from the U.S. unless its government changes policy on its Export-Import Bank.

Immelt has been campaigning to revive the U.S. government's export credit agency, Exim Bank, after its authorization expired at the end of June, blocking the bank from writing new loans and trade guarantees.

Separately, Immelt said he was not willing to invest in India's nuclear energy industry unless there was an agreement on "common language" on the nuclear liability law.

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General Electric Co. Chairman Jeff Immelt said more jobs are likely to move overseas from the U.S. unless its government changes policy on its Export-Import Bank.
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